Business Studies Teacher – Worcester – January 2026
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20 days ago
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1 Vacancy
Job Summary
A thriving and forward-thinking secondary school in Worcestershire is seeking a knowledgeable and enthusiastic Teacher of Business Studies to join its Social Sciences faculty from January 2026.
The Role
Youll teach Business Studies across KS4KS5 helping students understand the real-world application of business finance and economics. Lessons are dynamic and contextualised giving students the skills and confidence to think critically and creatively.
The Department
The Business team is well-established and collaborative with excellent results at both GCSE and A-Level. The school also runs successful enterprise projects and has strong links with local employers. Resources and schemes of work are shared and updated regularly.
The School
This Good Ofsted-rated school has a reputation for strong leadership excellent student behaviour and supportive staff relationships. Classrooms are well-equipped and students enjoy a purposeful professional learning environment.
What Youll Bring
- QTS or equivalent qualification in Business or related subject.
- Strong subject knowledge and enthusiasm for applied learning.
- Effective classroom management and communication skills.
- Willingness to contribute to enterprise and careers programmes.
Why Apply
- Competitive pay and supportive working culture.
- Opportunities for leadership or curriculum development.
- Excellent CPD and wellbeing support.
- A school where teachers are trusted and valued.
If youre a Business Studies Teacher with a passion for preparing students for life beyond school this is an excellent opportunity to make an impact.
Key Skills
- Marketing Communication
- Crystal Report
- Infrastructure Development
- Financial Analysis
- Db2
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